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Critique you overhear someone say,I'm going to nuke it when referring to cooking food in a microwave oven. Explain why this terminology is in correct.

Critique you overhear someone say,I'm going to nuke it when referring to cooking food in a microwave oven. Explain why this terminology is in correct.
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Critique you overhear someone say,I'm going to nuke it when referring to cooking food in a microwave oven. Explain why this terminology is in correct.

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When the person said"nuke it" they are not referring to what they are going to nuke. That is why it is incorrect.

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